Sentence examples for restrained contrast from inspiring English sources

"I'm falling, falling, falling," croons Blake, in restrained contrast to the histrionic cinema soundtrack scream, to which the song title refers.

"The colors I am using are very vivid, to contrast with the characters' restrained emotions.

In contrast, there is nothing stylistically restrained about his earlier work, especially the mid-period novels Suttree (1979) and Blood Meridian (1985).

Contrasting however with his seemingly restrained palette is the diversity of materials he used as well as the extensive reworking of the surface as clearly evidenced during the examination under ultraviolet light (UV) (Fig. 2) and X-radiography (Fig. 3).

Sweetness is restrained, filling textures are melt-in-the-mouth contrasted with cookie-like crusts, and the flour is organic.

In contrast to these theatrics, the painting may seem formally restrained; close examination, however, reveals it to be rich in sensuous complexity (Johnson).

By contrast, on the bachata hit "Me Voy," he was restrained, letting the members of the crowd do the heavy lifting.

In contrast, the authors reported that a polyamine-deficient diet restrained the proliferation of Trypanosoma brucei gambiense.

In contrast, "Black Star Knight," an installation piece at Sikkema Jenkins, is restrained in the extreme: a black wall that appears to have been shot full of holes counters this violence by also evoking a galaxy of luminous stars.

In contrast, the C-terminus of Med1 lacks cross-links and is restrained only by the EM density, resulting in a lower precision of the model and higher RMSF values.

In contrast McCarthy claims Kyle is underrated but Sunderland's centre-forward waseasily restrained by the impressive Chris Morgan.